The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-07-07

4 II. B HAmns g,.s..,.
ga ->.s.--,s..-.'s H,
"A number of the prouia~,
Tampa have formed compsn, !.
pose of bailding railroaA bstv..S
and Clear Water. The new ru.s -,
means OF opening up moe, b,.p,,s., =
duc'ive section of country. Ia So.
advantages Of being on the su,t n.
has good back country, vell 49,
growth Of vegetables and trui,,
bluffs, good sand beach and m.,,,s.
will. with proper enterprise, MAXI m.
of the msst popular summer resor,. ~
Cedar Key GUY TSew.
The railroads now running ,s,n n.
the jacksonville, Tampa aud Kew w.
l,tkx and Indian River with two 49,
St. Johns and halifax, the Flo,,a-
rhe pioneer road with several b,.rra..
Pals,ka and ST. Augustine In sdd,.,.
there are no less than four othen n,,s...
Of which are known to be cert,ip - -
while the other two have run their 49,,
surveys and are quite sure to make mi. -
terminus Pnlatka Nsics.
Captain Williams has received . -.
Acknowledgement Lang, notifying him -. !
corps OF State Troops 10 full. and sski.. !
expression of preference as 10 where In a.
Encampment shall be held. The -.
Rifles vote tor Pablo Beach, 80 do IN. n !
Rifles and probably the Santa Rosa pa
Pensacola A6oance- Gasette
Mr.. W. P. Horne has realized mi,
from four of Horne's Hybred HONEY pea,. !.
fifty dollars and sixiy-nine cents net D,0s, :
sides giving friend one crate and using , =,
many in his family. This is the bes, ana
productive peach in Florida. II ripen, inn 4
the Pcen-to and Honey, and comes in VIII, !.
others are ripe. He also hss the Peen-,o M.
died, bearing a large round peach, which !.
fair to become fine shipping peach. Ri
county 10 the banner fruit county in Flor;a I
10 year or SO will ship North hy the c.,.,
There will be thousands of peach trees ~ .
next winter 10 this Maccleanu !s.s,
"A Georgia newspaper once under,ss
destroy most Of the Captains, Majors and q,
nels by what was thought TO be an efBc.s,
scheme. In printing the names OF men an i.
were discarded, 30 that Capt. J. Jupe.-
came plain ~. Jones'" Mai ]. Brown n nj
u. Brown" and "Col. j. Smith" pl.ip
Smith," The consequent loss Of subscnh
caused the newspaper TO return TO the %.
titles 10 less than three months. II goes with
saying that no other newspaper in Georgia
tempted TO carry out tine scheme-Saaas,
Nesos
The Charleston Nens and Courier ~
Cotton is higher at present than 10 any j
since 1882; but the present quotation was q.
enough before, and the present price has b
reached through the pressure Of a smaller q
and larger consumption than in recent W
the advance in the manufactured article
been less than in the raw material, and in I
land, and in measure here. productpn
been restricted. The next crop. howe
promises TO be larger than any that has gone
fore. The increase is o. per cent, the Asri
tural Department makes it per cent, rs
advance than in any other crop this year, a
will moi be surprising If tine yield equals u,
1852, or 2, 00C 900 bales. Cotton is at present
only leading crop whose acreage increases
population. In the last seven years the /
has grown q round fifth; but the produci
wheat has not increased at ell in amount, v
cotton since 1880 has advanced 20 per cen
acreage and yield. In other words, the 8.
and Southwest are getting more out Of
ground than they did, and the West and M
west are not"